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  • 18-03-2011 4:15pm
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    MinnyMinor
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    What semi mature tree would be best to block off being overlooked in window by kids on a ...one of those things they bounce on... It is right in line with window and a tree would block nicely

    It would need to be 8m high/fast growing and be 'wide' and i think evergreen. Is there any issue with it being near a wooden fence


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  • #2
    jezko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 454 ✭✭jezko


    MinnyMinor wrote: »
    What semi mature tree would be best to block off being overlooked in window by kids on a ...one of those things they bounce on... It is right in line with window and a tree would block nicely

    It would need to be 8m high/fast growing and be 'wide' and i think evergreen. Is there any issue with it being near a wooden fence

    8M ? semi mature??
    Look up stantards of Photinia Red Robin, Quercus ilex Evergreen oak (Granted slowish growth) maybe best to get a Eucalyptus quite a few types and quite quick growth

    But i'd keep away from most Conifers if possible...


  • #3
    MinnyMinor
    Closed Accounts Posts: 409 ✭✭MinnyMinor


    jezko wrote: »
    8M ? semi mature??
    Look up stantards of Photinia Red Robin, Quercus ilex Evergreen oak (Granted slowish growth) maybe best to get a Eucalyptus quite a few types and quite quick growth

    But i'd keep away from most Conifers if possible...
    sorry about 2-3 m would be more like it?i was thinking feet;)

    Thanks for the info. Why not conifers


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